A land of contrasts: Tourism, culture and change in Chiang Rai
Caves, temples, food and contrasts: twenty-four hours in Thailand's Chiang Rai.
Caves, temples, food and contrasts: twenty-four hours in Thailand's Chiang Rai.
Greg Fleming flies from Auckland to Shanghai with Air New Zealand
Rosemarie North finds enlightenment at India's acclaimed literary festival
Kiwi Chris Knight claims he was detained for having coffee with Cambodian journalists.
Greg Fleming travels to Shanghai to experience Royal Caribbean's newest cruise ship.
Elephant riding was big business, but in Thailand things are changing, writes Lindy Laird
Hong Kong festival is a foodie dream come true.
The elaborate palaces of Chettinad are a triumphant mash-up of architectural styles.
To find rich experiences, thriftiness can often pay off.
Lucy Casley gets a taste for the indigenous cuisine of Taiwan
Aleney de Winter gets under the skin of Guanzhou.
Daily Telegraph: One of the world's biggest slums is now India's most popular attraction.
A renewed family focus has many benefits for guests at this Bali resort.
Janie Walker leaves her home comforts behind in Indonesia.
A long-haul journey needs a great stopover along the way and Singapore is just the place
Long after Beijing hosted the Olympics, Chris Leadbeater finds it's still at a crossroads.
Japan's customs can be confusing, but there are simple ways to fit in when you travel
Anna Hartley finds the landmark is both awe-inspiring and smaller than you think.
Jane Jeffries explores five of the city state's great neighbourhoods.
Ancient beliefs and modern life makes for an epic contrast in Kathmandhu.
Jonathan Norman checks out when he discovers there's no bowl to eat his cornflakes from.
Neil Porten visits the hills and the harbourside to check out historic sites.
All Black legend Dan Carter recommends some hidden gems for Kiwis visiting Japan.
Tokyo has many other intriguing delights for visitors as Dylan Cleaver discovers
A big bustling city can still be a friendly place for the family to stop over.
Fiona Bruce revisits the country she visited as a backpacker 30 years ago.